Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-15
DALLAS.
An Injunction Granted = Suit for
Div0rcs-Tne Dallas Base Ball Club
FiXture-A Runaway.
The Yeuug Mems Christian Association In
Financial Strait An Arrest for
False imprisonment.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Dec. IA. L. Miller
fled to-day an Injunction suit sgsinst J.
c. Roberts and J. I. Greyson, merchants,
restraining them from selling their stock
of goods on the grounds that A. L. Miller,
having been partner of Robesopi& Grey
son and having sold to them his interest,
they to settle all outstanding indebted
ness, alleges that the goods were being
sold, while the debts remained unpaid,
and praying the court to appoint re-
ceiver. The I'M JUNCTION was grated.
Joseph Lenox filed suit for divorce
against his wife, Johanna Lenox.
They were married in Dallas
in 1884, and lived together as man and
wife until August, 1887, in "peace,
quietude and happiness" during all these
ears, when Mrs. Lenox, without cause,
efS his bed and board and has meyer
returr ed and still refuses to return.
The friends of the State Base Bail
League here have responded liberal = al d
1t can be set down that the Dallas Club
has "come to stay" The delegates to
the State League left tonight for the
convention to be held at Austin to-mor-
row.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of this city is in the throes. The good
people of Dallas have not sufficiently
patronizsd it financially as to place it on
firm financial foundation. Some
months since Secretary Harmed was let
out on account of the financial condition
of the association, and since that time
members have volunteered TO act, though
F. N Foot has been the moving spirit
in keeping up the interest. There
is now movement on foot to
put the association On firm basis, or
'ellow it to lapse, and make another effort
on smaller scale. The people OF Dal-
las, it is complained, have failed to take
that interest in the association to insure
success financially. Socially and reli-
giously 1t has been a,,succe, and has done
much good, but it requires $4,000 hard
money per annum to run it, and tnat
amount has not been forthcoming.
Newton H. Lassiter. Esq, Tuck Boaz
and O. S. Kennedy, Esq, of Fort w ortb,
were in the city to-day.
Messrs. Flippin, Sanger and Schneider
and others, trustees Of the Gulf, Colo
in Justice Braswell's court against
subscriptions to the Santa Fe extension
to Paris. these parties having subscribed
to the $780, 900 bonus. The jury rendered
8 verdict in favor of the trustees.
Deputy Sheriff Ferguson arrested to-
day Mr.. A. Leroy, q merchant, on the
charg- of false imprisonment, OBTAINING q
little girl in his store. claiming that che
had stolen some chewing gum. Leroy
made the little girl pull her stockings
down in order to convince him that she
did not have the gum secreted.
The Emerald Club of this city will give
complimentary social entertainment to
the lady friends Of the members of the
club on the evening of the 2Sth. II will
be given in Turner hall.
The school teachers Of Dallas were paid
OFF to day. 1t took $1,000. q esl-
Quite an excitement occurred on Msin
street this afternoon. A runaway horse,
riderless, came dasbing down the street
and ran into buggyin which were seated
Mrs. Frank Field and another lady, up
setting the buggy snd throwing both
ladies out, and, strange to say far enc ugh
to clear them from the buggy, neither re-
ceiving q scratch. The horse attached to
the buggy took fright and followed the
other runaway, soon detacbing himself
from the vehicle.